Soil Analysis
See what’s really in your soil — field by field.
aSpace combines satellite imagery with validated soil science to map nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, pH, and more across your entire field — not just a few sample points.
How the analysis works
A straightforward process from field boundary to actionable report.
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Mark your field
Draw your field boundary on the map. No sensors, no site visit, no equipment required.
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We model your soil
Satellite imagery is combined with soil science models calibrated against real lab samples.
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Review your report
Get a field-wide breakdown of nutrient levels with plain-language guidance you can act on.
What’s included in every report
One report, a complete picture of your field’s soil health.
Field-wide coverage
Nutrient estimates across the full extent of your field, not isolated sample points.
Core nutrient levels
Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, pH, and other key soil health indicators.
Plain-language interpretations
Clear explanations of what your results mean for fertilization and planning decisions.
Exportable results
Download and share your report with agronomists, partners, or your own records.
A methodology built on real soil science
Satellite data alone isn’t enough — it has to be checked against the ground.
aSpace’s models are trained and validated using independent soil laboratory results from fields across many regions and soil types. Rather than relying on satellite imagery alone, we cross-check our estimates against real measurements to keep accuracy consistent as conditions change.
This means the report you receive reflects tested science, not a black-box estimate — and our coverage and validation set keeps growing with every new region we support. Read more about how satellite soil analysis and nutrient mapping works on our blog.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions we hear most about digital soil analysis.
How accurate is satellite-based soil analysis?
Our models are validated against independent lab sampling across many regions and soil types. Accuracy is continually checked as coverage grows.
Do I need any equipment or sensors?
No. You only need to mark your field boundary. All analysis is done remotely using satellite imagery and soil science models.
Which nutrients are included in the report?
Reports cover nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, pH, and other core soil health indicators, with plain-language interpretations.
How long does it take to get results?
Most reports are ready within a few days, compared to two to four weeks for traditional lab sampling.
Can I analyze more than one field?
Yes. The process is designed to scale, so you can analyze multiple fields or properties without coordinating separate site visits.
How is this different from a soil sensor?
Sensors measure a single point over time. Digital soil analysis gives you a field-wide picture without installing or maintaining any hardware.
See your field’s soil health for yourself.
Get a full report in days — no lab visit, no equipment.